I am so grateful for this video, Dr D. I was using a rented space for rearing chicken (layer) where the landlord was also rearing pig, goat, and local chicken. I tell you I wouldn't make a profit for 3 years. I stayed there. I was just moving in cycle b4 it dawned on me to leave the place in August. I was just spending money on medication. Thanks for always sharing your thoughts and experiences it has really helped me. I appreciate you, Dr. D God bless you.
@harykeibrahim6007 I have just read your post. Are you saying you were breeding broilers and your landlord was rearing indigenous free range chickens? Who were your prospective customers. If you dont mind, your insight would help some of us who are thinking of raising chickens. Much appreciated. Thank you!
@mangoyacho good day. I started with layers, and when I couldn't progress in almost 3 cycles, I decided to move to broilers bcos I still had six months for my rent to finish. My landlord has piggery beside me and freelance goat and local chickens he is rearing too in the same compound, and to make matters worse during the rainy season, my broilers died at 70% due to the floor of the pen bring water which I didn't know so it was 3years of wasted resource. I am back in my backyard to start all over, and I tell you I am happy because the 100 broilers I did for this Christmas was a smooth process with only 2 mortality. I have started building my own poultry, though, on 3000sqm, the wisdom of starting small to grow big. God bless you.
My initial prospective buyers were family and friends but later expanded to hotel and major chicken market even though some schools and church members were patronising me.
@@harykeibrahim6007 Thank you for responding and for shedding light on some of the unexpected issues that my arise. I am so glad to learn that you are continuing in your backyard and you are making headway as we approach Christmas. Your determination is very inspiring. May you continue to grow from strength to strength. I hope to follow suit in year 2025 and will post my progress on this channel of like minded people. I have learnt a lot indeed. Thank you, may God continue to shower you with many blessings🙏
Bro, I get your point, Waganda women just like to cook chicken and fufu 😊 & that's fine but my experience for once working in a butchery in London tells me that caw farming is way more profitable than goat, chicken and pig. Milk means cheese, cakes 🎂, caw skins means shoes 👢 🥾 👠, luxurious car seats, sofas, jackets. One piece of beef brisket is more expensive than 3 whole chickens if not more. All you need is the right budget for caw farming you're blessed to have the land space for it.
Daniel I'm loving your work and your story inspires me to move beyond words. I was helping my dad protect his far away land and came across your videos. Now I've decided to put a chicken farm there. I am uploading videos too to track and share my progress. Thank you really!!!!!!
Such an informative and well-thought-out video! I love how you broke down the profitability of each animal with real insights and practical comparisons. It’s so helpful for anyone considering which livestock to focus on. Great content-thank you for sharing your expertise!
Really good video! I have a couple of dairy goats that I plan on using for goat milk to make cheese. We have 6 pigs. 3 growing out for meat and 3 for breading. We have egg layers and raise chickens for meat. It's a start and we only have 1.2 acres, we pen them up.
As for us, people who buy goats and pigs from our farm are those ones preparing or having big events such as wedding parts etc... I thank my father for studying agriculture so he developed the idea of *From farming to restauration* 65% of our goats, pigs, eggs, chickens, vegetables etc.. are sent to our restaurant. Chickens are more profitable because they are cheap and more profitable. Thanks for inspiring us. I watch you from DRcongo.
@@yvettekinchking8838 You are correct, but how can an animal give birth, how can day produce milk and eggs if you don't feed them? You have to be mentally prepared before you start such business as for us, we don't suffer because my father shares ideas with other farmers around his farm and some of them are veterinary doctors. Okay imagine you don't feed or give them medicine and one day they decide (government, people in charge of food and healthy in a country) to come and check how your farm and how you kill your animals and what you give them. The farm is not yet perfect but we make sure that such things don't happen. Thank you.
@@Chroniquescriminelles ì am also amazed that small farmers don't factor in the minimum working wage for that particular country. I am willing to pay for good quality food rather than some process food we are forced to consume......
@@yvettekinchking8838 I understand, but food quality is whatever which is certified by government but are you sure whatever you eat is well certified by government? Visit all the companies that produce what you eat and see how they do it. As for us we are certified and with expert in agriculture and breeding, we make sure that people eat what is healthy. Thank you.
I prefer fish, i mean catfish. Less resources, less stresss, less treatment, less attention, etc It requires lots of water, proteinous feed and large polythene tanks under direct sunlight. It gives large profits within 3 to 6months. It can be cooked, roasted, grilled or smoked for profits and pleasures.
❤❤❤❤❤ this is the most realistic video u have watched from you. U had a good 😂😂😂laugh 🤣 🤣 🤣 too ! It's such a beautiful video 🎉 you get 99% Your chicken business is definitely the Winner 🏆 🏆 🏆 Receive your farmer medal 🥇 for 2024 from me. Remember i told you u have never owned a chicken 🐔 but u have bought for my village relatives goats 🐐 🐐 and they benefited from the goats 🐐
God bless you my friend! Thank you for everything you do for us! Great video as usual, and the information is amazing It is very easy to follow along! I am truly grateful for all of your content! It has been extremely useful! I hope you have a blessed day!
Thank you Dr.Daniel for sharing your practical & tested experience!... I have started goat rearing here in Ethiopia...I would appreciate your help if you could send me fodder seeds like Semantia grass from your country Uganda. Thank you Again!
START!!!!! Get on with the business of reaching out and acting to make your dream come true. YHVH did not create you to be a spectator in the theatre of life, but to be a player.
I would really like to eat lamb but I cannot because our market sells only goat. From Uganda. Meanwhile I am learning so much and I fully agree with your assessment on cattle and milk. When my time comes I will stay away from cattle.
Dr Daniel, Please can you consider running the free webinar again on setting up a profitable poultry farm with minimal cost. Or can you provide a link to watch the last one held in September
My name is Elie l am Rwandan citizen l like how you perform that way that l star to work like you l wish you can guide me in other to growth my lever. Thank you.
In africa we just need volinteers who can help every homestead to grow intercroped maize and soya on 1 acre process it into poutry feeds to keep 100, layers, it means they can harvest 80eggs daily, and no expenditure on feeds poverty will be history
Ts great info but you need to do more research on cattle because it is the best at capital accumulation in a short period of time. I started with One calf and now earning millions. It depends on the idea, the project and the purpose.
@farming in Africa please can you relate to what Dr Daniel is saying about space needed for cattle farming. Especially as you said bracheria grass does the trick?
Hi Dr D. Please assist, I bought 100 POL, and some of them they started laying at 22 weeks . Some are saying soft shelled eggs and others they lay but not everyday
Love this ❤ watching your video from Jamaica 🇯🇲 we love you Uganda 🇺🇬 ❤
I am so grateful for this video, Dr D. I was using a rented space for rearing chicken (layer) where the landlord was also rearing pig, goat, and local chicken. I tell you I wouldn't make a profit for 3 years. I stayed there. I was just moving in cycle b4 it dawned on me to leave the place in August. I was just spending money on medication. Thanks for always sharing your thoughts and experiences it has really helped me. I appreciate you, Dr. D God bless you.
@harykeibrahim6007 I have just read your post. Are you saying you were breeding broilers and your landlord was rearing indigenous free range chickens? Who were your prospective customers. If you dont mind, your insight would help some of us who are thinking of raising chickens. Much appreciated. Thank you!
@mangoyacho good day. I started with layers, and when I couldn't progress in almost 3 cycles, I decided to move to broilers bcos I still had six months for my rent to finish. My landlord has piggery beside me and freelance goat and local chickens he is rearing too in the same compound, and to make matters worse during the rainy season, my broilers died at 70% due to the floor of the pen bring water which I didn't know so it was 3years of wasted resource. I am back in my backyard to start all over, and I tell you I am happy because the 100 broilers I did for this Christmas was a smooth process with only 2 mortality. I have started building my own poultry, though, on 3000sqm, the wisdom of starting small to grow big. God bless you.
My initial prospective buyers were family and friends but later expanded to hotel and major chicken market even though some schools and church members were patronising me.
@@harykeibrahim6007 Thank you for responding and for shedding light on some of the unexpected issues that my arise. I am so glad to learn that you are continuing in your backyard and you are making headway as we approach Christmas. Your determination is very inspiring. May you continue to grow from strength to strength. I hope to follow suit in year 2025 and will post my progress on this channel of like minded people. I have learnt a lot indeed. Thank you, may God continue to shower you with many blessings🙏
You have earned another subscriber from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ,I love your teachings very informative and educational God Bless you.
So glad I found your channel. Lots of ❤ from Kenya 🇰🇪
loved your genuine reviews, love from NEPAL. I am doing chicken farming here
Bro, I get your point, Waganda women just like to cook chicken and fufu 😊 & that's fine but my experience for once working in a butchery in London tells me that caw farming is way more profitable than goat, chicken and pig.
Milk means cheese, cakes 🎂, caw skins means shoes 👢 🥾 👠, luxurious car seats, sofas, jackets. One piece of beef brisket is more expensive than 3 whole chickens if not more. All you need is the right budget for caw farming you're blessed to have the land space for it.
@@Dragon34th we don't butcher cows here. demand for cow product is not too high
Always cool to see people from other continents appreciate African content. Zambian here.
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Am planning to start piggery farming (🐖 )and local chicken poultry. I am looking forward to adding more .....😀 .Thanks for the great information 👍 👌.
Im from Botswana, your review is very beneficial and can save careers.. 🎉❤
Excellent video!!! Thank you very much.
You've got a new subscriber!!
Very inspiring especially for a small scale person just embarking on farming. Keep the good works. From Zambia.
Daniel I'm loving your work and your story inspires me to move beyond words. I was helping my dad protect his far away land and came across your videos. Now I've decided to put a chicken farm there. I am uploading videos too to track and share my progress. Thank you really!!!!!!
It's indeed a pleasure coming across your educative video.
Thank you so much Dr.
Such an informative and well-thought-out video! I love how you broke down the profitability of each animal with real insights and practical comparisons. It’s so helpful for anyone considering which livestock to focus on. Great content-thank you for sharing your expertise!
Have just come across your content right now and it's really informative.Good work sir🇰🇪
From Mbinga Tanzania, love your presentation
New member from western Uganda ❤
Very informative and intrigueing Dr.Daniel...much appreciated my brother ✊🏼😊
Really good video! I have a couple of dairy goats that I plan on using for goat milk to make cheese. We have 6 pigs. 3 growing out for meat and 3 for breading. We have egg layers and raise chickens for meat. It's a start and we only have 1.2 acres, we pen them up.
As for us, people who buy goats and pigs from our farm are those ones preparing or having big events such as wedding parts etc... I thank my father for studying agriculture so he developed the idea of *From farming to restauration* 65% of our goats, pigs, eggs, chickens, vegetables etc.. are sent to our restaurant. Chickens are more profitable because they are cheap and more profitable. Thanks for inspiring us.
I watch you from DRcongo.
This is beautiful. Great model
@@Chroniquescriminelles I am learning that some small farmers don't consider animals feed as an expense worth listing even medicines for the animals.
@@yvettekinchking8838 You are correct, but how can an animal give birth, how can day produce milk and eggs if you don't feed them? You have to be mentally prepared before you start such business as for us, we don't suffer because my father shares ideas with other farmers around his farm and some of them are veterinary doctors. Okay imagine you don't feed or give them medicine and one day they decide (government, people in charge of food and healthy in a country) to come and check how your farm and how you kill your animals and what you give them. The farm is not yet perfect but we make sure that such things don't happen. Thank you.
@@Chroniquescriminelles ì am also amazed that small farmers don't factor in the minimum working wage for that particular country. I am willing to pay for good quality food rather than some process food we are forced to consume......
@@yvettekinchking8838 I understand, but food quality is whatever which is certified by government but are you sure whatever you eat is well certified by government? Visit all the companies that produce what you eat and see how they do it. As for us we are certified and with expert in agriculture and breeding, we make sure that people eat what is healthy. Thank you.
Thanks, doc. I am always motivated by your content. The information you give is gold.
You're the next millionaire my brother
Nice Dr Daniel
I agree with you,for a short term,chicken is great,but cow takes longer
I prefer fish, i mean catfish. Less resources, less stresss, less treatment, less attention, etc
It requires lots of water, proteinous feed and large polythene tanks under direct sunlight.
It gives large profits within 3 to 6months. It can be cooked, roasted, grilled or smoked for profits and pleasures.
Man really thank you so much for giving me some knowledge about how to manage cattles and chickens
Poultry and goats am coming oooh
Last I checked, Southern Africa are not exactly famed for consuming goat, unlike the other three corners of Africa. Sheep may be better down there.
@Karis-i7z there is demand of goats.
@@MkhululiNxumalo-w1q Okay.
Nice teaching thanks doctor Daniel ❤
I love the way you Inspiring people to do something themselves
I will farm Camels. I proud Camel farmer from Northern Kenya
❤❤❤❤❤ this is the most realistic video u have watched from you.
U had a good 😂😂😂laugh 🤣 🤣 🤣 too !
It's such a beautiful video 🎉 you get 99%
Your chicken business is definitely the Winner 🏆 🏆 🏆
Receive your farmer medal 🥇 for 2024 from me.
Remember i told you u have never owned a chicken 🐔 but u have bought for my village relatives goats 🐐 🐐 and they benefited from the goats 🐐
Love from India(State assam)
I don't care which one is more profitable, I just want to have all of them around me ☺️
I love ❤ them all 😍
@blackbway 🤣🤣🤣 me too!
That's a red card.
I can see you with pigs around you. And you'll regret
@@VHfarm Red flagged pigs attract flies that may be fed to the chickens so lets give them a green and blue stars!
Great Presentation. Thank you
God bless you my friend! Thank you for everything you do for us! Great video as usual, and the information is amazing It is very easy to follow along! I am truly grateful for all of your content! It has been extremely useful! I hope you have a blessed day!
excellent presentation
Nice presentation. I am in Nigeria doing pig farming,
Good day please chinedu can I have your WhatsApp number I need your knowledge on pig farming sir
Please can I also get your contact? Thanks 🙏🏾
Can I have your WhatsApp number ?
Thanks, man!
Love from india 🇮🇳 bro
Cattle (beef), goat and sheep farming , my passion 😊
Hi Dr.I follow your lessons
Good good job
I love your passion for farming
Excellent video
Thank you for sharing
Thank you Dr.Daniel for sharing your practical & tested experience!... I have started goat rearing here in Ethiopia...I would appreciate your help if you could send me fodder seeds like Semantia grass from your country Uganda. Thank you Again!
wow it's great br l like you work, you inspire me!
Goat and sheep farming is the best for me.
Thank you oga
You're dping everything i wish i was doing
START!!!!!
Get on with the business of reaching out and acting to make your dream come true.
YHVH did not create you to be a spectator in the theatre of life, but to be a player.
I love Only 🐖🐷 Pig
i am in Zambia, i have benefited a lot, i want to enroll for free classes
what breed of chicken do you use brother
amazing content giving youths like me hope its possible💯💯🔥
Thank you so much
nice review
i don't know of pigs but cattle is the best
Nice video👍👍👍
You really have said it all thanks.
I would really like to eat lamb but I cannot because our market sells only goat. From Uganda. Meanwhile I am learning so much and I fully agree with your assessment on cattle and milk. When my time comes I will stay away from cattle.
I really need that class l love chicken farming but knows nothing please teach me
Where and what and how to
Thank you so much dear
Great video great
I love 🐐😊 and sheep
Dr Daniel, Please can you consider running the free webinar again on setting up a profitable poultry farm with minimal cost. Or can you provide a link to watch the last one held in September
Thanks for the great work bro
Chicken Layers for eggs & Goats for meat. I go with Chickens & Goats.
You should build a wooden store for drying maize without aflotoxins
So nice any job their sir
Thank you Dr Daniel we always learn from you and yes we are in business to make.money:so it's useful to know what makes more profits
Very true
Please, where is your farm found
My name is Elie l am Rwandan citizen l like how you perform that way that l star to work like you l wish you can guide me in other to growth my lever. Thank you.
I love those ideas of keeping chickens and goats .What do you say about local thickens .How profit able can they be ?
Weldone Doc
Where is your farm located
Doctor Daniel you are making a great job kaakyire watching you from Libya bengarzi
In africa we just need volinteers who can help every homestead to grow intercroped maize and soya on 1 acre process it into poutry feeds to keep 100, layers, it means they can harvest 80eggs daily, and no expenditure on feeds poverty will be history
Volunteers? Paid staff will get it done I'm sure...
Cattle farming demands a lot but it earns a lot . You can get rich very quick rearing cattle.
Thanks for your teaching i need to come at your farm and learn more am in uganda what can i do
Where is your farm situated?
Thanks for sharing always.. Why aren't pigs considered livestock?
They are
Ts great info but you need to do more research on cattle because it is the best at capital accumulation in a short period of time. I started with One calf and now earning millions. It depends on the idea, the project and the purpose.
Please share your journey with us, we can learn a lot from you.
In Kenya the butcher must display the goats tail to differentiate with mutton.
Piggery is just a long-term investment but never compare it to anything else
What do you mean by saying never compare to anything else
Thanks I prefer local hens
Hello family especially those in Uganda, I have a question for you:
What would you pay for monthly (in ugx) for a gps tracker on your goat/sheep/cow?
I am really impressed about the advice and that is my wish also keep on teaching and telling us so that one day will be like you
I need to do chicken farming
I need those white layers. How can I get them?
And how much is a layer chick?
Dr. Do you have boer goats. i need it here in Nigeria
Make a video about fish farming
One love
@farming in Africa please can you relate to what Dr Daniel is saying about space needed for cattle farming. Especially as you said bracheria grass does the trick?
@ farming in Africa
I am very interested in the chicken tearing, but how much does it cost to build there house for athousand chicks
4 mullions for 500 chicken House
I have a video on that. Check it out
The sinkene kip up at night. I have move push out ❤❤❤
Yes Docta this days chickens are my best can you tell me about bee farming please Thank you very much
Sure. I will
Dr give a try on the local chicken the profits are insane
I think of avoiding a goat mating with a sheep or otherwise, and goats can slow the sheep of more lambing !
Hi Dr D. Please assist, I bought 100 POL, and some of them they started laying at 22 weeks . Some are saying soft shelled eggs and others they lay but not everyday
Buying point of lay chickens is never a good idea
What's a point of layer children
Dr thanks for the info I have 5 acs I’m planning to do goats and sheep what do you think am I on the right path
I prefer Goat and Sheep. Can I raise them with only Hydroponics fodder and make profits?
Which countries in africa are doing very well in terms of farming
I want to farm chicken how can I start?